The Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission has the authority to:

The Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission does not have the authority to impose jail sentences. Such powers are reserved for the judicial system, where legal proceedings take place to determine criminal penalties. The Commission's role is regulatory, focusing on licensing and professional conduct rather than criminal justice.

While the Commission oversees real estate practices, it does not engage in the appraisal of property values. Appraisals are typically performed by licensed appraisers who assess property worth based on market conditions and property features. The Commission's focus is on licensing and regulatory compliance, not valuation.

Granting zoning changes is not within the Commission's jurisdiction. Zoning matters are typically handled by local government bodies and planning commissions, which determine land use and zoning regulations. The Real Estate Commission focuses on licensing, regulation, and enforcement of real estate laws.